The Money Market and Stock Activity in Boston
The Boston money market holds steady with Clearing House rate at 7.3 percent and New York funds at 20.30 per $1000 discount. Exchanges drop versus last year. sub-treasury and bank movements show large intercity transfers. A prominent bank official urges reducing Clearing House certificates to 5 or 6 percent to curb speculation and prevent further loan and failure risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Clearing House
Call
Sub-Treasury
Sub
London
Bank of England
Germany
Tke Micawber
Stock Exchange
New England
Sugar Trust
Boston & Maine
Inc
Houghton County
Franklin
Vivian
Atlantic
Allouez
Calumet & Hecla
Boston & Montana
Boston & Albany
Chicago
St. Louis
Pratt
Union Pacific
Dwight Braman
Braman
Boston News Bureau
National Home Building Company
Messrs. L. H. Taylor & Co
Philadelphia
Treasury
Washington
New Orleans
San Francisco
Telegraph
Charleston
Savannah
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Rock Island & Pacivic
Dividends Declared by Various U S Firms and Banks
A list of declared dividends from Passaic Print Works, Amory Manufacturing, Stark Mills, Boston Albany Railroad, Hartrford National Bank, Boston Manufacturing, Old Colony Railroad, Great Falls Manufacturing, Bootz Carron Mines, Boston Roxbury Min Corporation, Nashua Manufacturing, Jackson Co, ae Mills, and Old Colony Trust Co. with per share amounts and payment dates in December and January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic Print Works
Passaic
N. J
Amory Manufacturing Co
Stark Mills Co
Bostox & Albany R.R
Hartrvord National Bank
Oston Manufacturing Co
OLD CoLony Railroad Co
Great Falls Manufacturing Co
Bootz Carron Minis Co
Boston & Roxpury Min, Corporation
Nashua Manufacturing Co
Jackson CO
Ae Miiuls
Olp Colony Trust Co
Nationals Bank
North National Bank
Suffolk National Bank
Sige Siah
National Exchange Bank
National Webster Bank
American National Bank
Providence
Howard National Bank
Mt. Vernon National Bank
Shawmat National Bank
Eseeeeesacturingd CO
Lowell Manut
Naumkeeg Steam Cotton Co
Eeeses
Boston, Revere
Chicago
West Michigan
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston Stock Exchange
Columbus
Springield & Cin
Pass
Rivers KR
Last
Old Colony
Fort Payne Coa
Boston Towboat Co
Arnold
Atlantic
Putnam Nail Co Bonanza Development Sa
Mont
I. & T. Fairbanks & Co
Merchants’ Insurance Co
I Bay
Butte & Boston
Our
Central
Bath
Crescent
Cleveland
Dunkin
Denver Water Co
Ist
Consol
Franklin
Newport & Richford RR
Hanover
Sioux City & Pacific RR
Humboldt
Huron
Jronton
Kearsarge
Mesnard
Pontiac
Campobelio
Enone
Luabler
Boston
Eeeef
Zoe
Maverick
Nowport
Payson
Penobscot
Aee Petit Manon
Sullivan
Topeka
West End
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
Eseenuveres Bonds
Bell Tel
Atchison
Pac
Bos
Bos. U
Gas Lst
L. G
Ue C
St. P. Gs
U.D
Ls C
W. Mich
Lans
N. TS
Eastern Ist
Blk. & M.V
K. C
Cl. & Sp
F. 8
N.Y
N. EB
Leather Library Furniture at Paine’s Warerooms
Goop Apvick promotes leather covered furniture as a sound investment. Paine's Furniture Warerooms on Canal Street offers the greatest profusion and the city's lowest prices on quality library pieces, highlighting comfort beauty and durability.
New York Financial Market Summary Dec 3 1900s style
Money on call ease to 3 percent with last loan at 3 and closing offers at 3. Sterling weak with 60 day bills at 4.80 and demand 4.85. Lackawanna stock showed brief strength but closed weak. overall market dull and lower. Railroad bonds quiet. Sugar certificates squeezed then faded. Lackawanna, St. Paul, Union Pacific and Atchison dominated activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
le & U.N
Union Pacific
Wis
Peewee
Ateh., Ton
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
C. & W. Mich
Ieee
Canton
Col. SP. & Cin
Aiceea
Fitchburg
Flint
M.com
K.C
Cl&s
K. C
E. & St. Sere
Maine Central
N.Y
N.E
G. F
Rs’ Board
Rutland
Nis St
West End
Wisconsin Central
Boston United Gas
Bell
Erie
N. FE. Telephone
Eeeee
Lamson Store Ser. CO
Lamson
Pullman Palace Careae Li
Frenchman's Bay Land
No Ly
Union Stock Yards
Eee Etenee
Oe Batte & Boston
Catalpa Mining
Cotton Oil Trust
Dunkin
Eenee
Pheumatic Tool Co
Huron
Bay State Gas
Kearsarge
Brunswick Manganese
Illinois Steel Co
East Shore
Mt. Desert
Eb. A
Malden Biee
Boston & Lowell
Mechanical Man. Co
Boston & Maine
New York Despatch Co
Cent. of
Mass
National Lead Trust
Nat
Tel
Mfg. Co
Lei Pal
Aee
Fitchburg ‘Pfd
Mexican Central
Thompson-Houston Elec
N. E
Wisconsin Central Inc
Bell Tel
Fast Boston Land
Butte
Boston
Cal & Hecla
Franklin
Osceola
Tamarack
Ge & St. Lisson
Ewee
Sr Securities
Fort Wayne Elec
Sugar Trust
O. Eeree
Thomson-iLouston
Ees Wonee
Alt
T. H
Ches
Olio
Hi& Alton
P . Eer
Eer
Del
Ley
R.G
East Tenn
Eens
Green Bay
Lis L. Bk
Lake Shore
Louis
Nort
Yestern
Eeae
N.Y. C
ADU K
St. Paul
St. P
Ee I
BOT
Rg. G. M
Ft. W. Wd
F. Kan
Iil
St. Pr
iStibs C. & P. Ss
P. & Afar Union
Iso
FeCy
N. W
U.N
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Lackawanna
Trust Company
Atchison
Pacific
Bank of England
London
Western Union
Burlington
Cedar Falls & Minneapolis
Kansas Pacific
Fort Wayne
Army and Navy Gazette Navy and Army Orders Summary
Army and Navy Gazette reports December 3 special orders transferring officers across Army regiments and staff. Includes Captain Hay, Ninth Infantry. Lt G H Sands. Lt Slocum. Lt Wilson. Lt Churchill. and others. Naval orders list Ensigns Lopez Bertolette Durell. Cmdr Millan. Cmdr Bartlett. Cmdr Reed. paymasters and engineers assigned or detached to various posts and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
Hay
Ninth Infantry
John G. Trumbull
Third Artillery
James M. Lancaster
G. H. Sands
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Myer
Department of Dakota
J. Slocum
Seventh Cavalry
Board of
New York
Joseph C. Bailey
Fort Houston
Tex
Edward B. Moseley
Frank Heath
Ordnance Department
Board of Ordnance
Charles Shaler
Charles A. Churchill
Fifth Infantry
James L. Wilson
Fourth Artillery
Charlotte
N. C
Naval
R. F. Lopez
Ordnance Proving Ground
Annapolis
Navy Yard
I’. H. Marsteller
Petrel
L. C. Bertolette
E. Durell
Coast Survey
Dennis W Millan
J. R. Bartlett
Marion
I. J. Reed
Swatara
L. W. Atlee
J. &. Talfree
Minnesota
Charles J. Barclay
Eighth
J. K. Stanton
Mare Island
H. G. Colby
James Butterworth
Harrison Loring Works
Boston
Thomas M. Bramby
Third Lighthouse District
Vermont
Charles H. Harlow
W. E. Watford
Naval Academy
Charlies W. Jagen
Office of Naval Intelligence
Guy W. Brown
Gedney
Gustav Krammerling
London
Eng
Stowaways on the Samaria from Liverpool
The Cunard steamer Samaria arriving from Liverpool reported two stowaways. Willie Hayes, nine, boarded with his father’s linen and slept in a bunk before discovery. Robert Smith, from Worcestershire, volunteered for duty as second steward, likely to serve on the return voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Samaria
Liverpool
Willie Hayes
Robert Smith
Worcestershire
Pas- Saxe
Commercial Matters Condition of the Leading Markets
Market notes from December 3 describe Leather dull Boots and shoes quiet Hides more steady Flour slow Corn and oats quiet Millseed firm Cornmeal unchanged Oatmeal steady Cheese dull Legs strong Hides dull Poultry steady Game quiet Grass seeds slow Hay unchanged Straw steady Potatoes firm Sweet potatoes quiet Truck not very active Florida fruits slow Mediterranean fruits quiet Apples unchanged Dried apples unchanged Cranberries firm Grapes steady Pork quiet Corned beef quiet Fresh beef very firm Other fresh meats quiet Sugar steady Molasses unchanged
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Florida
City Horse Market Shows Demand for Good Drivers
The market favors choice horses but is slow for common grades. Prices vary from $30 to $250, with top sales around $250 for a pair or single drivers. Dealers report plenty of common stock and several sales activities at Isburgh & Co, Walker’s Bazaar, Moses Colman & Son, Combination Sale Stable, Welch & Halls, Rusgerl & Drew, and others, with ongoing anticipated special sales and large arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isburgh & Co
Walker’s Bazaar
Moses Colman & Son
Ilhu Brockway
Welch & Halls
Rusgerl & Drew
E Ham & Co
Edgar Snow & Co
The Leather Trade Market Shows Dulness and Slow Demand
The leather trade remains dull with little buying activity. Buyers focus on small lots while prices ease across many grades. light stock on hand offers hope for a rebound if demand and monetary conditions improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Calcutta
Jess
iliAc
The Boot and Shoe Trade Slows in Market Activity
The boot and shoe trade shows a noticeable absence of buyers in stores while mail orders sustain a fair level of business. Jobbers delaying new orders expect lower prices, keeping personal purchases quiet as the market cools.
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Eastern
Portsmouth, Great Falls & Conway
Boston & Maine Treasury
Bee Maine Central
Ortsmouth
Great Falls & Conway
Providence Y Springfield
Portland & Rochester
National Mine
Norfolk & Western
U. S
Seattle
City of Seattle
State of Washington
N. W. Harris & CO
State ST
Wall ST
Dearborn ST
Blair & CO
Wall Street
C.H. Venner & Company
Wall Street, New York
Congress Street
Kidder, Peabody & GO
Banker
Bevonshire St
Messrs. Baring, Brothers & GO
Europe
California
Davenport Electric St Railway
Davenport
Lowa
A. B. Turner & Bro
Fiske Building
Fay -Wazeppa
Furice
Colorado Mining Investment CO
JAS. Gilfillan, Treas
U. 8
Congress St
W. Prescott
Devonshire St
Boxton
Broadway
Tih American Ereporter
Wool, Cotton and Financial
United States
Maine
THE
American Reporter
PEARL
State Street
IF. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Eastern Electric Cable Company
Hoy
Gethins Electrical Mfg
Union Electric Car Company
Cree Careers
Thomson-Houston Company
Nie Ripe
Thomson European Electric Welding Co
Bov
Mutual 8 & M Co
Ontario
Eeeeres Cal
Ophir
Eeeevess Con
Chollar
Hocking Coal
Homestake
Quicksilver
Dopfd
Sierra Nevada
Savage
Ceee Ee
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Harvard Land
Lamoine Land
Newport Land
Eastern Shore
Edison Phon. Toy
Emmons
Catalpa
Fort Payne Coal
Complete Combustion S.ee
Pate
Dares
Dhio
NEW York Financial